The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-13

YORK. April S.-EXcHaREe dull and
steady 10 firm al +sc14d+ssix- Money easy
at sag, closing offered bid sub-Treasury.
gold, sl3. Ills; Sub Treasury. currency. $I5.7.0.
Governments duh but steady To firm Per
cents, 2gi4d 100. State Bonds dull and steady.
Ala Class A 2-5's I0s1z Nash & Chat. 81
Ala, Class b. SIS -ils'. 20, Pasit n isss ma
Georgia rs, mort.W Nor'k & West pre- 5Sts
n. C., consd Is. .lz5ls Northern Pacific. 2sss
n. C., consd IS. ~ North Pac. pref. 6l
:. &. Brown con. 1Uel@ Pacific Mail. -. 56ls
Tenn, -ettie'ts SIS :sa Reading 45,,-
Virginia SIS. - Eieh Aliesy Ola
Virginia consOl'd- B Rich n Danyille- I'D
Chesapeak Ohio kich. & West PIT Ala
Northwestern - E5bs Rock Island Id
Deiawsre i Iack.isA ST Paul pref'd lsss
Erie 10000 ------. ~ Texas Pacific -s-
East Tennessee 80 l3s. Tenn Coal & Iron. ~
Lake shore 500 Union Pacific 6iSa
Louisville Nash 6sLs New jersey Cen STA
Memphis x Char. * Missouri Pacing lGrI2
Mobile Ohio. --- !. Western I non-- as
Cotton seed Oil Tr.. JA9-
morning became strong and active, and under
the impetus of foreign buying orders our mar
ket was higher and strong The clqnes took
advantage of this yeinent to unload to
certain extent, while there was considerable
covering by shorts at the same time The re-
suit was feverish and unsettled market until
later In the Gay. when buying became more
general and a more decidedly firm tone was
impaired to dealings. Reading and Jersey
Central were again the center of attraction,
although trading in the former showed a
marked decrease from that Of yesterday The
strength of the sts.'k stimulated by reports
of the nOn-axreefnent III the leased lines To
combine against reorganization. There was
considerable foreign buying also in the stock.
Omaha became IA conspicuous feature to-day.
and Manhattan was boomed ui'on the agree
ment of the New York city and Northern
Railroad bonoihol.lers, the outcome Of which is
expected Ia benefit the former stock.
Many of the spccialties were again promi-
nent, first among which Wheeling and
Lake Erie. There was Il squirt in New England
early i'll the afternoon upon renewed rumor>
of consolidation, but none other of the gen
eral list showed special features
up to u per cent There was sn active trad
ing with Reading and Omaha as the most
prominent stocks, and while the latter was
cOnspicuously strong the general list yielded
fractional amounts. Later jersey Central and
Wheeling and Lake Erie became strong, and
fe ens ahs ey tone
marked dealings in the afternoon, and New
and Western preferred Joined the strong and
| active stocks. There again fractional
reaction. but the market closed about steady,
close 10 the %, ening figures The active li~t,
with few exceptions, Is higher
Cotton.
NEW YORK, April l2--Greene Co.'S report
| on cotton futures says: With Liverpool ne
| spending fairly to the programme prepared
| during the past two days, the market opened
| this morning firm and fraction better An
| analysis OF foreign advices, however. public
and private. developing nothing calculated "a
\ afford further stimulus, holders commenced O.
the surplus Was out of the way, which. having
been well absorbed, N reaction following, the
| market became steady AT points under last
/ evening. For the time being, Spectators APP
| pear too cautious for very heavy trading.
Cotton-Net AMI gross receipts. en-, Future
closed quiet: sales ss.toG April 10 81; May
| August, 10 ..0l0 Is; September, l0 sale a.
October, 10 1sGiO ~; November and Decefil-
| her, . GsiSs ~.
| Cotton steady; sales, Az: Upiands, ltss: or
leans 10 1915: net receipts. 4, s:s,; exports Z,
Great Britain, +.,f5: stock, 5GO.;lhs.
| LIyERroo,- April T., : p M Cott1n -
| 1884, buyer; yune-July, +1-t+, buyer; July.
August, 5 4.-6a, buyer: August September,
| October November. 1854, seller; September
| 1854. buyer Futures closed easy.
GALVESTON, April Cotton firm; mid
| ding Hos; net receipts, :.3; gross. Z'3; sales
| -: stock, 1885
NORFOLK, April I2.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lU4s: net receipts IL; bales; gross T,
ceipts, l.s; stock, lo,sl3; sales, T.; bs,les; ex
| ports coastwi-s, ~
BALTIMORE, April I2--Cotton quiet; mid
ding IO1s; net receipts. 5ss' gross receipts
britain, X. ''
BOsToN. April L. Cotton steady; mdtling
1854; net receipts, ~. gross receipts, 2I; sales
| none. stock, none.
WILMINGTON, April Il. Cotton firm
| mlddling los, net receipts, 3d. gross receipts
IS; sales none; stock, rs.
| PHILADELPHIA, April Cotton firm: mid
ding. lVs4; net receipts, sol; gross receipts
| so; stock 2l,sls.
4
ding iols: net receipts, All: gross, all; ssles
| l.6; stock, 81
NEW ORLEANS, April I2.-Cotton firm; mid
ding. los; net receipts: l5.l; gross receipts
1876 sales, .,uD; stock, 1858.
MOBILE April l2--Cotton firm: miiiling
iv net receipts, Is; gross receipts. i5' sales
MEMPHIS, April l2.-COtton steady; mid.ilinl
SO. stock, Bile
AUGUSTA, GA, April Il. - Cotton quiet
NET shI d
/ -; sales, j.
CHARLESTON, April I2-Cotton firm. mid
| ding, lOl4; net receipts AZ; gross receipts, 4
| sales. ss stock, 4,s+..
| General Markets.
CHICAGO, April l..-The wheat market WA
quiet and generally easier though at the clos
| values were higher than on yesterday. FereigI
| adyices were dull and quoted downward ten
| dency IN prices Rain was reported IN th'
| West and Southwest. though not general. CroI
| advices from Indiana were unfavorubie Yer,
| operators generally appeared To he content il
| watching the market. Receipts continue fair
Ciearings from the Atlantic seaboard aggre
| gated L., uD bushels.
| The market opened a shade easier at s,7sc fo
May delivery, broke on To ,sss rallied to ~ 81
/ sil4c, and closed for the day ut SIC Receipt
| Of corn were large. and there was IA stead,
| pressure To sell, which caused May Ia decline
To S7sc, where the market closed for the day
| or asc lower than at the close on yesterday.
| Oats were very dull and weak. The corr
market had z tendency 70 break prizes. ans
| no change. Lard was about Sc higher early il
| the day, but closed finally a shade easier. Tn.
| shorts were ANXIOUS purchasers OF short r1bs
day. but broke .Sstsc. and closed ss. II.
Cash quotarions were as follows: No.
spring WHEAT heat, ss'4Ssisse; No z red as No
loose. SIS. Dry salted Shoulders, b"xed
81 l0lt6.5. Short Clear sides, boxed, $50
s.75 Whisky, sl.Is. The leading futures close,
co MhsasmAps IL, Ma ss; Nay June I IN. oi
A April ~: Msy 5 I Ine n MeTT PORK si1
April. sis; May, ss.isIs; June ss.asI4.
| NEW ORLEANS, April I2.-Coffee strong au.
| higher Rio cargocs, common to prime. l+1sI
| los Other articles unchanged
| ST.. Louis, April l2.-Flour easy. Wheat
| No. red, cash w; May. .gas4ss June. ISIS
i JoIT dnlless s1 SStIe May, aseE ~
| ga; June. p. Provisions firm
| CINCINNATI, A pril Flour stronger. Wheat
| firmer- No. red, 81 Corn strong and higher
NO. 3 mixed. slssl,se PORK quiet At 81.
Lard quiet al 9: - Bulk Meats hriner- shor
ribs. s. ssss-5 .,.- Bacon tirmer and higher
short ribs, 81; short clear s9-.Ssrs3.1.. Whisky
firm at sl.I3- Hogs steady.
| WILNINGroS, April l2-Turpentine firm al
| 4a4c. Rosin rrm; strained. SIC: good. ss'
hard SLID; Yellow Dip and Virgin. sl.s,.
NEW YORK. April L. Southern Flour duI
and quiet wheat ,.assc lower.N"- red
sa4dIslss- Corn shade easier and duh No
:. April, nominal at 1914; May, lsGi9Ia; July,
nominal at 34ss; May, A4sG-s4A: June, 37s
Hops quiet and weak. Coffee, fair Rio firm al
| l5ls. No. Rio. April. $l3.5ds l3a: May, Sl3S
ssli; July. eltGl406. Sugar dull and nominal
refined quiet Nolssses easier-E0 test, 1919
Rice quiet, Cotton Seed Oil, 3l1sGt-s, crude
5:l<a-s. refined Resin dull at SIl.lesSl 81.
Turpentine firm at ;Rie. Hides firm Wool
quiet Pork steady-mess. Slsa l5-25 for old
Sl6sIS1l. for new. Beef dull NiddIe- dull
and nominal. Lard opened +Q6 points higher;
closed with advance lost and quiet Western
steam. q. Id -. MAY q. -sG- =. JuIy .. s.sf